Urgent Care And Walk-Ins

Emcura Immediate Care

Urgent Care & Walk-In Primary Care located in Bloomfield, MI & Northville, Novi, MI

The Emcura Difference!

You can’t predict when you might get sick or hurt, but you can count on Emcura Immediate Care to provide you will elite and proper medical care for urgent care needs. Days, evenings, weekends, and holidays – we’re ready to get you back on track as quickly as possible. Our Northville and Bloomfield clinics are open seven days a week, with on-site lab and x-ray services, for complete and one-stop care by our friendly, professional staff.

What to Expect

Triage and check-in at the front desk
Receive fast, quality, and expert care
Receive treatment and care plan
Referral to a specialist if necessary
Receive a follow-up call two days after the visit
Follow-up visit if necessary

What to Bring

We ask that patients bring a proper, enclosed mask to wear, a form of state-issued ID (parents and guardians may bring their own for the child), and insurance information.

What services do we offer?

Emcura Immediate Care offers walk-in medical treatment with a wide range of on-site services including:

Basic XRAY Imaging (we do not have CAT scans, MRI, nor ultrasounds)
Injury Evaluation
Laceration Repairs and Suture Removals
Orthopedic Splinting
Sports Physicals
Ear Flushing
Foreign Body Removal
EKG/ECG Readings
Confidential STD Screening
Spirometry
Nebulizer Treatment
Wound Management
Work-Related Injuries (such as Worker's Compensation)
Intramuscular Injections
Baseline Impact Test for Concussions
Injury Impact Test for Concussions
St. Regis Impact Test for Concussions
In-House Strep, Flu, and Mononucleosis Testing
Stool Tests
Pink Eye Screening
Migraine and Headache Screening
Rash, Bruises, and Bites Diagnosis and Treatment
Urinary and Bladder-related Testing

Who Will Provide Your Care?

Emcura Immediate Care providers are qualified and skilled health professionals. You will expect to receive high-quality and expert care in a comfortable, caring environment featuring:

Well-designed and clean patient exam rooms
Accommodating personnel
Advanced medical equipment
Comfortable and quiet waiting area
Shorter wait times
On-site X-ray and EKG with an off-site radiologist
On-site laboratory and diagnostic testing
Speedy services
Ample, secure parking

When to Contact Your Primary Care Doctor

We encourage patients to be in regular contact with their primary care doctor, especially following-up with urgent care visits to further provide personalized care. For medication refills, your primary care doctor will better provide you with these services.

When to Go to the Emergency Department

Call 911 or go to the nearest hospital emergency department/room for serious or life-threatening situations, or if you are uncertain where to seek services.

Typical illnesses and injuries that should be treated in the ED include:

Coughing up or vomiting blood
Fractured or broken bones
Eye injuries and sudden loss of vision
Loss of balance/fainting
Known or possible poisoning (Call Poison Control at 800-222-1222 immediately)
Severe shortness of breath or dizzy spells
An oxygen saturation of less than 95%
Signs of heart attack, including extreme chest pain
Signs of stroke, such as blurred vision or slurred speech
Severe bleeding and large wounds
Severe abdominal pain
Severe animal and insect bites
Severe burns
Severe allergic reactions
Sudden numbness in face, arms, or legs
Severe and impactful head-related injuries (we do not offer MRI, CT, or ultrasounds for imaging)
Suicidal or homicidal feelings
Uncontrolled pain or bleeding
Pregnancy-related injuries, bleeding, or pain (such as vaginal bleeding)
Newborn babies with fever
Seizures without a previous diagnosis or history of epilepsy
Paralysis

In-Clinic COVID-19 Guidelines

Emcura Immediate Care strives to provide safe and quality care for all, hence we pride in having a clean and comfortable space for patients.

Both the Bloomfield and Northville clinics are able to see all respiratory-related illnesses inside the clinic (including more progressive and persistent COVID-19 symptoms). Previously, all of these visits were completed in our curbside urgent care.

To protect our patients, we clean, sanitize, and disinfect patient rooms and all seating and surfaces before every patient, and require masks for all staff and patients. We also offer masks to those who did not have one, and provide clear, plexiglass barriers between front desk staff and patients. In addition, waiting room seats, bathrooms, and machinery are always disinfected and sanitized before and after every patient use. Hand sanitization stands are placed in every room of the rooms. Found in every room is an air purifier that runs every day and night, filtering the air from toxins, dust, and airborne bacteria and viruses.

What we offer